U.S.-Soviet Joint News Conference
Soviet President Gorbachev and U.S. President Bush held a news conference in the U.S. Embassy in London after their meet…
The committee heard testimony on the issues that are likely to be discussed in the London Economic Summit of the Industrialized Nations, to … read more
The committee heard testimony on the issues that are likely to be discussed in the London Economic Summit of the Industrialized Nations, to begin on July 15 in London. Of major concern in the economic summit will be the role of Mikhail Gorbachev, President of the Soviet Union, who appealed to the leaders of the seven participating nations to allow him to participate in economic meetings following the close of the actual summit. President Gorbachev was expected to appeal for aid in the Soviet Union’s political and economic transformation. Witnesses testified on how much aid is likely to be given to the Soviet Union by the industrialized nations, whether conditions should be placed on Soviet aid, and how much aid should be granted directly to Eastern European states formerly dominated by the Kremlin. close
Soviet President Gorbachev and U.S. President Bush held a news conference in the U.S. Embassy in London after their meet…
President Bush briefed the press on the United States' perspective on the results of the Economic Summit of the Industri…
President Clinton addressed the ministers of the G-7 nations and representatives of the European Union about the world o…
Treasury officials talked about the planned meeting of the G-7 finance ministers on Friday, October 10, 2008, prior to t…